The Scots Magazine, 47. kötetSands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1785 |
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18. oldal
... ferve to afford a tolerably correct idea of the political changes which have taken place in the feveral ftates , and , confequently , of their prefent internal and relative fituation . The whole is written in aftyle , the chief ...
... ferve to afford a tolerably correct idea of the political changes which have taken place in the feveral ftates , and , confequently , of their prefent internal and relative fituation . The whole is written in aftyle , the chief ...
23. oldal
... ferve , that I do not calculate the tax as charged upon fuch of our cane land as is not actually cut , that being wholly un ' profitable ; Fielding's New Peerage of England , Scot- land , and Jan. 1785. New Books : On the 23 Duties on ...
... ferve , that I do not calculate the tax as charged upon fuch of our cane land as is not actually cut , that being wholly un ' profitable ; Fielding's New Peerage of England , Scot- land , and Jan. 1785. New Books : On the 23 Duties on ...
27. oldal
... ferve ) : which device was firtt taken by Edward the Black Prince , after the battle of Creffy , in 1346 , where having , with his own hand , killed John , King of Bohemia , he took from his head fuch a plume , and put it on his own ...
... ferve ) : which device was firtt taken by Edward the Black Prince , after the battle of Creffy , in 1346 , where having , with his own hand , killed John , King of Bohemia , he took from his head fuch a plume , and put it on his own ...
47. oldal
... to the day of the teft of the writ , to intitle him to exercife his right of voting for members to ferve in parliament . Refolved , Refolved , That the fheriff of every county do appoint Jan. 1785 . 47 Affairs in Ireland .
... to the day of the teft of the writ , to intitle him to exercife his right of voting for members to ferve in parliament . Refolved , Refolved , That the fheriff of every county do appoint Jan. 1785 . 47 Affairs in Ireland .
48. oldal
... ferve in parliament , be enabled to return re- prefentatives , agreeably to the principles of the conftitution , by an extenfion of franchise to the neighbouring barony or baronies , parish or parishes . -That every city , town ...
... ferve in parliament , be enabled to return re- prefentatives , agreeably to the principles of the conftitution , by an extenfion of franchise to the neighbouring barony or baronies , parish or parishes . -That every city , town ...
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